My Native American Culture (Part 3)

Jobs The jobs that the Chiricahua Apache people had are also much different than what people have today. The moms and dads of the tribe had a lot of responsibility. The woman, or moms, were in charge of the homes. […]

Rainbow Hot Springs is a relatively unknown area located north of Pagosa Springs in the Colorado Mountains of the central U.S. So unknown, in fact, that descriptions of the hike all vary. Hikers are attracted by the isolated hot springs […]

With spring right around the corner, winter is doing its best to make sure people don’t get ahead in making their spring break plans. For those individuals who enjoy the popular winter sports, skiing and snowboarding, this is a long […]

As they say in Trini, it’s ” Fantastic Friday,” the Friday before the hype of Carnival. Over the past few days, some friends from abroad arrived and the excitement has been building. We spent the previous day collecting costumes and […]

When I picked up (pun not intended) Daphna Levy’s “Picking Right”, I expected to discover a book about how to find the right match.  What I found was much more.  “Picking Right” shares the crucial ingredients necessary for a healthy […]

Physician assisted suicide has become a hotly debated topic in recent years, in the United States and around the world.  This practice involves licensed medical professionals providing terminally ill patients with the legal dosage of medication to end their own […]

Brie Tomlinson seems like your normal college senior. In 2011, she moved from Colorado Springs to start school at Colorado State University and comes off as your typical Coloradan. But Brie has a much different background. She is a TCK, […]